Here is the pdf of the presentation that Bill and Stuart presented at the Phenomenography conference in Hong Kong today: Further reflections on the phenomenographic team research process. As the title implies, it is probably of interest mainly to qualitative researchers! We were reflecting on the impact of working as a team (rather than e.g. as a lone researcher, or in a hierarchical way) on the analysis process. We used an account of team working from another research, Bowden, as a point of comparison. We intend writing this up as a paper. Looking back again to the 2004 phenom. conference in Sweden, above is a picture taken by Bill which shows me (right) and Stuart (left) enjoying the coffee break whilst fellow delegates debate the finer points of phenomenography.
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Conference presentation
Here is the pdf of the presentation that Bill and Stuart presented at the Phenomenography conference in Hong Kong today: Further reflections on the phenomenographic team research process. As the title implies, it is probably of interest mainly to qualitative researchers! We were reflecting on the impact of working as a team (rather than e.g. as a lone researcher, or in a hierarchical way) on the analysis process. We used an account of team working from another research, Bowden, as a point of comparison. We intend writing this up as a paper. Looking back again to the 2004 phenom. conference in Sweden, above is a picture taken by Bill which shows me (right) and Stuart (left) enjoying the coffee break whilst fellow delegates debate the finer points of phenomenography.
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